Greystar intends to develop a new multifamily community on 6.35 acres in the Atlanta metro area, near the intersection of Parsons Drive and Peachtree Boulevard. The company bought the land for the project for $11.5 million.

The Marlowe Chamblee project will bring 300 units in two mid-rise style buildings to Chamblee, a high-growth area just outside of Atlanta. Construction is expected to begin in April, with final completion slated for Summer 2027. Marlowe Chamblee will be the multifamily component of the 30.5-acre Chamblee Park mixed-use development. 

Chamblee Park, expected to stretch across nearly 31 acres, would rise about a mile north of a proposed film studio.

Greystar’s John Roberson added, “This prime location sits just north of Assembly Studios, anchored by NBC Universal. Assembly Studios will include a five-acre park, boutique hotel, and a convention center with restaurants and retail. We are looking forward to breaking ground in the coming months.” 

Pigmental Studio is no startup. The studio has produced “Kong,” “Despicable Me,” and “The Klaus”. The company is planning a 117-acre media campus in coastal Georgia, just north of the Florida state line.

Pigmental Studios says the project would include 18 sound stages and a mixed-use project. The complex would come to St. Marys, near Cumberland Island.

The Atlanta Business Chronicle reports the development would include 1.75 million square feet of production space with both animation and live-action facilities. There would be short-term residential units and three food halls for crew members, along with a “community facing” mixed-use project with a hotel, commercial space, performance arts studio and an urgent care facility.

Last October, Pigmental Studios signed an agreement to purchase a 67-acre tract at the old St. Marys Airport, according to The Brunswick News.